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  • Biomedical optics
  • Optical imaging
  • Pupillary light reflex

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On August 31, the University of Missouri held an awards ceremony to announce the first round of funding to engineer-clinician research teams as part of the Wallace H. Coulter Translational Partnership Program. The University received a five-year grant of $5 million to be used as "bridge" funding to move innovative bioengineering research discoveries to the marketplace. Speaking at the ceremony were, right to left., Robert Tzou, interim associate dean of engineering and chairman of the Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Department; Robert J. Churchill, dean of the MU School of Medicine; Jinglu Tan, chairman of the Department of Bioengineering; MU Chancellor Brady Deaton at the podium; and Jake Halliday, MU Coulter program director. Photo by Shane Epping
Gang Yao, an MU biological engineering assistant professor, looks over a component of the device he is developing to test whether pupil reflexes can help diagnose autism. Photo by Vicki Hodder

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